How to Say ‘There; that place’ in Simplified Chinese
那里
nà lǐ
[nah lee]
💬 Usage Tip: [那里] means "that place / there," and in this kind of question it refers to the restaurant's location. It's very natural in spoken Chinese to ask about a place this way: [那里方便吗？] [那里好找吗？]
Phrase Breakdown
那里
nà lǐ
[nah lee]
there; that place
Used to refer to a specific place that is away from the speaker.
你们那里停车方便吗？
Is parking convenient at your place?
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